A few days later, my aunt suddenly announced something.
"The walls in the house are too dirty, making the house look dark. Your uncle and I have decided to repaint the walls."
"We'll go back to my parents' house in a few days. Yanling, Xinxin, you two go somewhere else and rent a place for now. Come back when things are settled at home."
Yanling realized that his aunt was telling him to get out.
Painting the walls? That's just an excuse! This area is going to be demolished, who would still be painting their walls?
Although he was angry, Yanling did not answer. He looked up at his uncle, wondering if he knew about this.
My uncle was oblivious to everything else, focusing solely on his meal; he practically buried his face in his bowl.
He thought to himself, "Nephew, don't look at me. It's no use looking at me. My words don't count."
Auntie learned from the neighbors that recently, people have been coming to their house and pointing at it, saying that Yanling should use the house to pay off his debts!
Then she talked to her uncle about it, saying that they should get rid of Yanling as soon as possible and not let Yanling ruin their house anymore.
The uncle refused to kick Yanling out and even argued back a few times. After being glanced at by his aunt, he immediately muted his microphone. He was afraid that if he said a few more words, this woman would pack him up and kick him out of the house.
After his aunt left home several times, his uncle came to a profound understanding: you can offend anyone but your wife.
Otherwise, he wouldn't want to have to do housework and clean at his age. He really didn't want to live that kind of miserable life.
Seeing that his uncle was avoiding his gaze, Yanling understood that his uncle thought the same way and was afraid that he would be a burden to him!
Ha, family? It's all fake! A bunch of selfish bastards!
They were usually insincere towards him, but as soon as they heard that those people wanted to use their houses to pay off debts, they wanted to kick him out, fearing that they would be implicated by him.
"Uncle, you are so cold and heartless to me today. When I become successful in the future, you will not get a single penny from me!" Yanling thought bitterly to himself.
Jiang Xin looked troubled: "Auntie, the time is too tight. I get home late every day after get off work, how can I have time to look at houses?"
"Xin Xin, your aunt knows you're busy with work, but we can't let you neglect painting the walls at home just because you're busy, right? How about this, I'll call the renovation contractor tomorrow and have him start work in a week. A week should be enough time for you to find a place, right?"
After saying that, her aunt took out a bank card and handed it to Jiang Xin, saying, "You gave 100,000 yuan to Jiang Han to pay the fine back then. 200,000 yuan of this is here, and the other 100,000 yuan is a subsidy from your aunt."
You have many expenses right now, and your aunt and uncle are only capable of what they can afford. Please don't blame us, Yanling.
Jiang Xin called out "Auntie" with emotion, her eyes glistening with tears.
Yan Ling wanted nothing more than to shake her awake. "Idiot! Weren't you so good at arguing with Shu Yuqing when you were at the Ye family's? Show me your unreasonable, aggressive self at the Ye family's!"
Why don't you just do it yourself! Stop pretending to be gentle and magnanimous in front of my family!
A mere 200,000 yuan. You used to receive more than that in pocket money in the Ye family for a month. You've spent countless 200,000 yuan from the Ye family since you were a child, yet I've never seen you moved by it.
200,000 yuan is enough to get rid of you? You're actually moved? Do you even know how much money we'll get if this place is demolished?!
Yanling didn't want to see her worthless appearance anymore, so he rolled his wheelchair into the bedroom with a gloomy face.
Jiang Xin's aunt was still giving her advice, suggesting that she take advantage of her lunch break to look at apartments and rent one that was closer to her company, so that it would be more convenient for her to go to work every day and she wouldn't have to squeeze onto the subway to commute anymore.
Jiang Xin's eyes filled with tears: "Auntie, you're so kind, you've thought of all these little things for me!"
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